Commercial Geography Icom Part 2 English Medium Chapter 26 Online Test With Answers

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Commercial Geography Icom Part 2 English Medium Chapter 26 Online Test

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1 In the world, use of natural gas begun from the American town: Birmingham Fredonia Headen-field Dublin
2 In U.S.A use of natural gas started in: California state Florida state New York state Washington state
3 In the world, commercial use of natural gas started in: 1850 A.D 1820A.D 1900A.D 1750A.D
4 Natural gas is energy's: Neat and cheap source Costly source Relatively costly source Not a costly source
5 According to world's annual natural gas production, U.S.A ranks: Second First Fifth 10th
6 According to 200 statistics, annual natural gas production of Russian Federation was: 500 billion cubic meters 590 billion cubic meters 300 billion cubic meters 200 billion cubic meters
7 World's second largest natural gas reserves possessing country is: Saudi Arabia Russian Federation Iran India
8 World's largest natural gas reserves are in: Kazakhstan U.S.A Russian Federation Canada
9 World's largest natural gas producer is: United States of America Russian Federation Saudi Arabia China
10 World's how much natural gas reserves, Russian Federation possesses? 1000 trillion cubic feet 500 cubic feet 1705 trillion cubic feet 2000 cubic feet
11 Estimate natural gas production of the world is: 10 trillion cubic feet 500 trillion cubic feet 13.3 trillion cubic feet 20 trillion cubic feet
12 World's how much energy needs are fulfilled by natural gas? 20 percent 50 percent 22.9 percent 10 percent
13 United States of America and Russian Federation consume world's: 70 percent natural gas 42 percent natural gas 50 percent natural gas 45 percent natural gas
14 Russian Federation and United States of America produces world's: 40 percent natural gas Two-third natural gas 70 percent natural gas 45 percent natural gas
15 According to 1st January 2001 estimates, world's natural gas reserves are: 5,000 trillion cubic feet 10,000 trillion cubic feet 5,146 trillion cubic feet 1,000 trillion cubic feet
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